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so i feel like i'm not in that flow a lot. hear about it and i, of course, heard about the president's tweets, and it did, it took a minute, it took some focus for sure. it happened kind of at a good time. we had just played a game and then had a little time before the next game. obviously it was before the france game, a very big one. we have an incredible media team that travels with us everywhere, you know, family and friends and my agents and everyone, i think just really mobilized and rallied around me like what do you need, how can we address it? the way we did it, we addressed it immediately in the press conference. just said it right out, i'm not sorry for what i said, i stand by everything, and that was kind of it. and then i sort of made everyone go back to what we were actually doing, which was trying to win the world cup. >> and in terms of what that controversy was about, at that moment in the press conference you said, like, i'm going to get this done right here. >> yeah. >> and no, i'm not going to take questions

lemonis: look, i really feel like tad is turning a corner. s communicating better, he's working well with others, and i'm very optimistic. where are the concepts that i tasked you guys to come up with? and it's not a moment too soon. he and the team need to work together to finalize the food-truck concepts before the big event at camping world. jennifer: i was in maui this summer. one of my favorite things in the world is the shave ice. tad: an 80% margin. lemonis: next one? tad: the grilled-cheese truck. lemonis: could be a huge moneymaker. and while i'm working with the artist to get the graphics ready to wrap the trucks, tad is working with the team to prepare the final menu. tad: i don't want it to just be my ideas. i want it to be your guys' ideas. ricky: we'll do a grilled-cheese dessert. tad: okay. ricky: nutella. tad: okay. ricky: banana. tad: oh, i like that. ricky: marshmallow. tad: is it getting gooey, ricky? ricky: oh, yeah. tad: that's a winner. ricky: four cheeses. tad: eight slices of cheese? i love it. oh, man. that's amazing.

. >> i feel badly for theresa, i like her very much. >> i feel badly for her, you look over the yearsrty has virtually, he's like the forgotten president. >> and don't get us started on how the president feels about dictators around the world. >>> in an effort to boost his support among african-american voters, pete buttigieg is unveil ing the douglas plan, in honor of frederick douglass, here is some of what's in it, an investment of $25 billion in the nation's historically black colleges and universities. and a $10 billion fund for black entrepreneurs over five years. the planning would seek to reduce the number of u.s. prisoners by 50%, as well as apolish the death penalty and mandatory minimum sentences. it would eliminate prison time for drug possession. something that would be retroactive. he talked about why it's critical for him and other white candidates to address race head on. >> if you're a white candidate, it is twice as important for you to be talking about racial inequity, and not just describing the problem, which is fashionable in politics. but talking about what we'r

so happy that i have that goal. >> i feel like i belong here now. yeah. >> and what does this give you as far as opportunity? >> well, i can get government jobs, and honestly, it is more than that. it gives me a sense of belonging. so in a place where we have such diverse culture, i want to bring a little bit of that here. bring a little bit of myself. >> reporter: i mentioned 78 people representing 25 nations from algeria to vietnam, the three countries with the most representation, china, mexico and the philippines. again, a day before the fourth of july here on the uss hornet which in three weeks will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, you might recall neil armstrong and buzz aldrin and collins returned from the moon to this ship. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> so much history to see there. nice to see all of the people becoming citizens. thank you, bob. >>> switching gears here, such a big problem in the city of santa clara that police are now calling it an epidemic. the santa clara police department has seen the number

i feel a bit as if i'm on the moon the moon on. i'm really getting to get their measurement after that some more laws but i can tell from the technology that it's still a long way off we've still got to learn a lot improve a lot. mouse is 49 he was born a year after the 1st moon landing some of these scoops state back to the apollo mission they are being tested here to see if they can be improved on the new agreement with the way. it's been decades since astronauts have practiced a lunar landing. it had gone out of fashion for a time but now interest has revived all over the world the astronaut center in cologne germany is part of the european space agency a so we have so annoying that there's a new race to the moon that's not between the soviet union and the us like 50 years ago you know i'm going on this is much more of an economic race it's about being the 1st to fly to the moon the 1st to achieve dominance in space. and various countries have realized that they can seize and create an economic advantage given in the 1st ones who

i feel -- i have that feeling of obligation both to my state and country that many of us in congress have. >> where your parents political? what did they do for a living? rep. case: my father was a lawyer by trade. he practiced law for 63 years and retired when he was 92 years old. my mother had seven children and found the time in the middle of that to get a masters in library science. she was a children's librarian. that was what they did. they weren't especially political. maybe this is unlike many of my colleagues, i didn't grow up in a political household. in fact, i did not have too much of a clue about politics. i was too busy enjoying growing up in hawaii and also going to school on the mainland in massachusetts. at williams college. a great college and a great college experience, but none of that had anything to do with politics. for me, this politics stuff was an accident if you want to be honest about it. i came down here as a summer intern, and the only reason i came here as a summer intern was that i was looking for a way to kill the summer right after i graduated from c

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"do you buy in i feel like -- no. in -- like, do you feel like you waste your time with that [ laughter ] >> that felt like, a very different question >> seth: no, no, no. i'm just curious i mean we all waste our time different ways and, you know [ laughter ] >> i'm trying to figure out how to answer this [ laughter ] i -- i -- i believe in the science of things. >> seth: yeah. >> and -- and i believe that we don't know everything. but i don't just -- i'm not just a believer who just -- i don't believe in everything. i just don't go, like, "oh, there's a medium i'm going to go find this person there's a psychic. i don't believe in that. but i believe in the science of things is that vague enough >> seth: yeah, that's getting vague. yeah, yeah, yeah >> yeah. well, for example, my brother right now, he's getting his ph.d. in physics and he and i talk a lot about just science and stuff and my family, they're very analytical, and they're like you. they don't -- they just -- they're like, "if it's not science based, we don

. >> i feel grateful and blessed. good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this july 7th, i am willie geist, i hope you enjoyed a good long weekend. if you lived in california, it would have been an eventful weekend. the state covers with thousands of after good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this july 7th, i am willie geist, i hope you enjoyed a good long weekend. if you lived in california, it would have been an eventful weekend. the state covers with thousands of after shocks. we are live from the epicenter to assess the damage and the potential for something bigger just hours from now, the u.s. national soccer team takes on netherlands with the world cup finals team usa is ready to finish the job and bring home the cup later the debut of "seinfield," we revisit jerry seinfield later the later the debut of "seinfield," we revisit jerry seinfield talking about his long career as a stand up and the moment only recently when he realize the impact of his iconic show. >> i thought that's what you are doing for p

i was missing what i feel right good dangerous. to the left but with so much training what is the biggest. rule packs of life as an astronaut. drawbacks there aren't any it's kind of i don't feel like i'm missing out on anything i'm really enjoying it for me every day is different and the days are long and intense i put in more hours than an ordinary 40 hour work week but i enjoy it and i have the right to say it's getting to be too much but i enjoy it and it's a really interesting job. leave it that i love talking about it telling people what the training entails how we're preparing for the future. even telling people how important it is in sparking their enthusiasm. what we're doing these next 10 years will determine what directions things will take in space and who will come out on top so to speak before we europeans have to be part of it you know thought. to spread the word mao or does a lot of air travel to training sessions in china or norway or to a p.r. event in spain today in berlin he takes the bus instead of a taxi. thank

i feel like ♪ i feel, i feel golden ♪ i feel like, oh, i feel golden ♪ ♪ and i'm feelin' like gold ♪♪ yeah, i'm feelin' brand new ♪ ♪ and i'm feelin' brand new ♪ yeah, i'm feelin' brand new ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. welcome to the show. tonight, from the new movie "dora and the lost city of gold", michael pena is here. then, his album is called "here comes the cowboy." mac demarco from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. you can see mac live at the greek theater here in los angeles on september 13th. tomorrow night, kathy griffin will join us. new l.a. laker anthony davis and hannah "the bachelorette" will answer questions of great importance to this country. and later this week, julia louis-dreyfus, milo ventimiglia, steve martorano, alison brie. plus music from of monsters and men and the head and the heart. so please join us for all of that, thank you. our first guest tonight is a two-time emmy winner, two-time oscar nominee, and one of the funniest people anywhere. next, she steps into new york city in the '70s in the new gangster movie "the kitchen." it opens in theaters august 9th. pl

i love, like, the, you know, making it feel dirty and really making it feel real. . but they go together well, and you can get both. noah: just looking at it, i wonder if you can bring a little bit more of baseball in it. like, if you use, like, stadium shots and stuff that's sort of iconic to each team that, you know, people identify with maybe might make some sense. charlotte: we also did this line. this is a little bit more subdued. it's embossed with, you know, your team. we can do simple, just the coloring, or we can even have, like, the stitching on there. noah: anybody can slap a logo on anything. charlotte: right. noah: i'd like some more authentic picture on it. lemonis: for exclusives, extras, and business advice, visit theprofit.cnbc.com. people know aflac. aflac! but not when to use it. do i use aflac when the kids get slime in the plumbing? no. that's home owner's insurance. slime in my motorcycle. no. that's motorcycle insurance. slime everywhere? ughhh nooo, there's no insurance for that. do they help when i have bills health insurance doesn't cover?

i am actually pro brexit and i feel that there is a prime remain bias, andl i feel that there is a primeand i think that comes from the fact that so many members of the sort of london commentariat, journalists, think tank people get on. can we talk about nigel farage, because it is one of those issues around panel booking that seems to exercise people on social media. some people feel he's been on too much, what do you think? he has been on too much, and he stirs things. he was on the week when i was in the audience. and he does, he stirs the audience. and he does, he stirs the audience up. you can fuel the sort of tension rising. lots of catcalling and screaming and yelling. and i just catcalling and screaming and yelling. and ijust thought this is so uninformative, because he would be shouting across the other panel members. we have to leave it there but thank you to alex cameron, kate walsh and james sinister. that is all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. with the weekend upon us, the weather is looking generally dry and s

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like especially with our team, i do feel like we're a traveling circ circus. y so many games. at the world cup that's the biggest stage and i have that interaction with the crowd -- >> is that something you practice in front of the mirror? does sue at home say no, that's not going to work? >> i don't think i did. she would say that, though. she would be honest. where is this coming from? she is -- yeah. i don't rehearse a lot of things. i'm probably too off the cuff. >> so when the lawsuit was announced during the competitions that you and three of your teammates filed against u.s. federation for equal pay, and it will head to mediation, you agreed to mediation before going to court. i want to play how the crowds reacted after you won the match and the chant of equal pay they started to say. let's listen. >> equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! >> is that something you could hear while you were on the field? >> a little bit, yeah. we were all getting ready to celebrate and won the world cup again and we're like wait a second, is that really happening? >>

i feel like that is not -- i mean, you have a photo here. >> yeah, wel so when they came to london iial they'd never been in london. and you'd think that one of them was dying. because they literally went to kensington palace, and wimbledon three times. met serena williams. i mean, this is -- this is where they meet her. >> seth: that's proof they met serena williams. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> yh. [ laughter ] they -- we did everything. and i actually -- i tried to make it really special, like i said and one day, i actually rented this double-decker bus and i invited some of the cast and my family and some friends were in town and now the thing about my mom is she's obsessed with chinatowns across the wod. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ laughter ] >> and she really wants to go and see if every chinatown is just like all the other chinatowns >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> that's all she wants is just to see if it's the same. >> seth: does that make her it makes her -- yes, makes her very happy [ laughter ] >> seth: so she likes the consistency. >> yes yes, s's like, "ah, yes. like, almost

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and you know, i feel like this is my second home. t in cleveland >> i do. mike kinkade >> seth: okay, mike kinkade. do you think that hurts his feelings that you remember him by name? >> no. [ laughter ] but i played against him so muca in the minor les, that i - it was against the orioles so i kind of wanted it to be, like, cal ripken or somebody struck out a bunch of s inwho i the minor leagues, so it wasn't really cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. how do you think how he felt when he was like, cc >> got to face this guy again? [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, you -- obviously you've been with new york now for what is it, ten years? >> 11 years. >> seth: 11 years now. >> yeah. >> seth: i guess a little bit less with the indians. so, when you think about thingsu oby you don't want to get ahead of yourselves, but you have hall of fame numbers. have you thought about what cap you want to go into the hall of fame wearing >> wow, that's the first time i got that question.ea >> seth: y [ laughter ] >> i think being here now for 11 years, a

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i feel that my background has helped me immensely. is a big part of who i am so i grew up listening to a lot of classical music certainly songs by my aunt danielle but also my father listened to a lot of bach and mozart at home all the arts played a huge part of my daily life since i was born i would just like to say that all was so thrilled to be here so thrilled to the always welcomed back they say you know they say welcome home to me when i'm here even if it's been even if it's been a few years that i haven't been back and even if i'm so ashamed that i don't speak arabic but they but my family and friends always say welcome home and that is how i feel so i really am grateful for that. i was recording this morning at capitol records for a show called the x. factor we do it usually on sundays every week it ranges from a couple hours to several hours today was about a 3 hour session. and my uncle is joining us he has traveled from northern california city called palo alto. and he'll be arriving at los angeles international airport wher

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now at the same time, there is a consumption over this, and i feel like that we're overlooking some of the racially charged language. in fact, i just returned from the border over the weekend. the morale among our border agents after being referred as concentration camps or draw something kind of nazi comparison there has been very hurtful. i hope that we can put the energy and the emphasis on those using the language across the board. >> that's a fair point. president trump trying to distance himself from the chant but said he disagreed with it. he -- high continues, though -- he continues, though, to attack these women. sunday he tweeted that they are, in his words, not capable of loving our country. do you believe that? >> i do believe it is hard to answer someone's motives or someone's heart. what you're left to do is sometimes judge someone's actions. and when you have people who are advocating things that are sometimes anti-semitic or sometimes policies that we believe that hurt portions of our country, i think it is our responsibility as -- responsibility as an elected member of

so i feel -- i think the question was do i feel confident? i think i feel confident that we brought those experts who do this into a room, right? we had them sit with our structural designers. a member of my design team is made up of three consultant firms. and we had malcolm, and not just them, but mwh constructors. additionally we could have additional information come your way about the details of that, but in terms of what i could do from a design stage because everyone had millennium on their mind about the sinking and making sure -- with the 132,000 piles, that wasn't something that we weren't worried about. >> maybe what we should do is come back and give a better response with the experts. >> yes. >> because i know that the city administrator is sort of quarterbacking this and there is a process that they're developing, whereas a third party -- >> it is already in place. i call it like a structural task force. if you are a project of a certain size, you have to go in front of this task force. >> so let's make sure we come back and talk

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i feel like that is next level. one of the things i think you do so beautifully in your book in terms of counting these ordinary heroes, individual stories within a larger context of statistics and facts, right? which are readily available to any of us with google. and i feel like that maybe is also still very difficult but maybe even the first order before we get to sort of rewriting history the way it should be written for everybody. why is it so hard for, pick your villain, trump, stephen miller, to accept the kinds of facts that you included in this book statistically, actually, while the quantitative evidence we have suggest, not a threat to us on any level, economically, in any way. so why is it so hard to help people -- why is it so hard for them to understand facts? you realize i'm trying to therapy here. [laughing] >> and i will speak for them. immigration is an absolute economic boom for the country. if it had not been for immigration, the growth rate of the united states would be 15% % lower than has been

. >> i feel lucky. >> why brad tell us this -- >> i'm very happy the restraining order was lifted offf me. >>> britney spears crashed the red carpet. is she engage? >>> newlywed chris pratt's first interview since saying i do. >>> plus, why kaley cuoco's new role is nothing like the big bang. >> people are shocked by the things that i say. >>> and luke's uninvited "bachelorette" return. the drama that you didn't see on tv. >> we will never see him again, god bless, america. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome to "entertainment tonight." we're at the huge "once upon a time in hollywood" premiere. brad, leo and quentin. >> i feel pretty privileged. >> this is massive, it's so exciting. >> i feel lucky is what i feel. >> the star power, next level, thousands of screaming fans collectively lost their minds as hollywood's hottest new bromance -- brad and leo spent nearly 15 minutes signing autographs and taking selfies. >> a couple of wild stallion zbrs tell me about working with leo. >> he's a really good egg. and i'm really happy the restraining order was lifted off of me, s

and i feel badly for him. >> i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly. he's led a very strong life. and i feel badly. >> judge kavanaugh has gone beautifully up a ladder. he's an incredible individual. great intellect. great judge. impeccable history. in every way. in every way. i feel so badly for him he's going through this. to be honest with you. i feel so badly for him. >> the president admitting today that he knew epstein. but saying he hasn't talked to him in years. >> well, i knew him like everybody in palm beach knew him. people in palm beach knew him. he was a fixture in palm beach. i had a falling out with him a long time ago. i haven't spoken to him for 15 years. i wasn't a fan. yeah, a long time ago. i'd say maybe 10, 15 years. i was not fan of his. that i can tell you. i was not a fan of his. >> all right. but just listen to what donald trump said back in 2002. he said -- this was in a "new york" magazine story. "jeffrey epstein, international money man of mystery." trump is quoted as saying, "i've known jeff for 15 years. terrific guy. he i

i do feel like i am a hostage. i feel like i am a slave. a hostage because i cannot leave , it is to too expensive to support my family. i cannot support my family in this area. that is why i feel like a hostage. i cannot go any other place because i'm stuck in slavery with the medallion. if i didn't have the medallion, i could have gone some other city to serve my case. i feel like the american dream is dead for me. what about my kids? is there future dead, too. i wish you guys could just push them a little harder and get these things and let's have this beautiful life for my kids and we would pray for you forever and we would see that change because we live in america, we deserve the american dream for us and for our family. i know you guys are working hard for us, we salute you, but it is not hard enough. they are still going under the water. they need to come up and fix this problem. i really appreciate it, god bless you guys and thank you for being there, otherwise if you weren't there, we would still -- [indiscernible] thank you. i ap

. >> i feel very badly actually for secretary acosta. because i have known him as being somebody that worked so hard and does such a good job. i feel badly about that whole situation. we'll be looking at that and looking at it closely. >> he feels badly for acosta. a man who cut a sweetheart deal for a sex trafficker. it's interesting the impeachment president feels very badly for. >> i feel very badly for pall manafort. he worked for ronald reagan. he worked for john mccain and bob dole and others. for many years. and i feel badly for him. >> i feel badly for general flynn. he's led a very strong life. and i feel badly. >> judge kavanaugh has gone up a ladder. he's an incredible individual. great intellect. great judge. incredible history. i feel so badly for him he's going through this. i feel so badly for him. >> admitting he knew epstein. saying he hasn't talked to him in years. >> well i knew him like everybody in palm beach. people in palm beach knew him he was a fixture. i had a falling out with him a listening time ago. i haven't

i can feel that the memory is still there and i go feel that. she's still here we are in this. it's hard to find closure and rita says the government's plans for abolition have been deeply distressing. me no government and now i feel like so frustrated so mad about it and then i said my child. you should know what i feel what the family feels. what happened to us how we grieve. some victims' families have been speaking up think any other questions lawyer christina tang says a coalition was formed to give them and other retentionists a voice. from groups that are very concerned medieval times family. the different n.g.o.s got together and say we support need to support each other and. let our voice be heard so that the government would do the right thing opposition politicians also weighing in on the issue we cost young is a member of parliament and a former minister. explanation for the people of your government of the b. to come visit me why do you need to abolish depakote that we all know the is a deterrent we don't that it all crime is going down. most malaysians seem to agr

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